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Certificate in Italian Language and Culture Students working toward an undergraduate degree at UC as well as non-degree students (e.g., graduate students, non-students) can earn a certificate in Italian Language and Culture. Degree Program Requirements 1. Language Requirement Students must take intensive or non-intensive sequences in Italian language through ITAL253; in other words, students must take either ITAL102-103-251-252-253 (19 credits) or ITAL113-114-115-116-251-252-253 (21 credits). Regardless of placement, ability, or transer credit, all students must complete ITAL253 at UC. As indicated in the list of core courses below, some of the elementary / beginning Italian sequences count toward the certificate, but neither ITAL101 nor ITAL111-112 does; they are considered prerequisites. Since a maximum of 21 credits in Italian language can be counted toward the certificate, a minimum of 9 credits must be earned in non-language courses. 2. History Requirement 2. Students must take a history course (HIST) from the list below. Core Courses 23ARTH229 Italian Art and Archeology, 1250-1400 15CLAS223 Art and Archeology of Rome 15ENGC549 Dante's Divine Comedy 16FAM530-531 Lucca: Italian Culture (available to CCM students) 15HIST559 Fascism 16INTR500-501 Lucca: Italian Language Study (available to CCM students) 15ITAL102-103 Elementary Intensive Italian 15PLAN549 Planning Study Abroad (in Sardinia, available to DAAP students) 15RLL3** Italian Cinema (new course) Credits
required for the certificate in Italian language and culture can also
be obtained through study abroad or transfer. All transfers are subject to approval by the Undergraduate Advisor, who may require syllabi and other materials.
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